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*note* draft order is determined by 11/29/13 current standings

1) Jazz: Andrew Wiggins- SF, Kansas
2) Bucks: Marcus Smart- PG, Oklahoma State
3) Nuggets (via NYK): Dante Exum- SG, Australia
4) Hawks (via swap w/ BKN): Jabari Parker- SF, Duke
5) Cavaliers: Julius Randle- PF, Kentucky
6) Kings: Aaron Gordon- PF, Arizona
7) Celtics: Joel Embiid- C, Kansas
8) Sixers: Noah Vonleh- PF, Indiana
9) Magic: Andrew Harrison- PG, Kentucky
10) Sixers (via NOP): James Young- SG, Kentucky
11) Timberwolves: Wayne Selden-SG, Kansas
12) Lakers: Glenn Robinson III- SF, Michigan
13) Suns: Jerami Grant- SF, Syracuse
14) Grizzlies: Rodney Hood- SF, Duke
15) Hornets (via DET): Jabari Bird- SG, California
16) Bulls (via CHA): Gary Harris- SG, Michigan State
17) Suns (via WAS): Montrezl Harrell- PF, Louisville
18) Bulls: Doug McDermott- SF, Creighton
19) Toronto: Dario Saric- SF, Cibona Zagreb
20) Celtics (via BKN/ATL): Jahii Carson- PG, Arizona State
21) Magic (via DEN): Chris Walker- PF, Florida
22) Jazz (via GSW): Nik Stauskas- SG, Michigan
23) Thunder (via DAL): Willie Cauley-Stein- C, Kentucky
24) Rockets: Adreian Payne- C, Michigan State
25) Clippers: Mitch McGary- PF, Michigan
26) Thunder: Spencer Dinwiddie- SG, Colorado
27) Heat: Semaj Christon- PG, Xavier
28) Hornets (via POR): Sam Dekker- SF, Wisconsin
29) Spurs: James Michael McAdoo- PF, North Carolina
30) Suns (via IND): Mario Hezonja- SG, FC Barcelona

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why so low for hezonja?

dorkestra wrote:why so low for hezonja?

I think talent-wise he's a top 15 guy IMO. He has had difficulties with maturity before and that probably keeps him out of the top 10. But the big reason I believe he'll fall is because of the ready made talent coming out of the American ranks. Except for Exum, I believe most international players will take a tumble, including Saric. The 2015 draft will actually feature a lot of International players and will probably dominant the 1st round. Hezonja also has a $2 million dollar buy out and he seems more like a draft and stash guy and those guys tend to go to centenders or teams like Phoenix who will have more than one draft pick.

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Is Jerami Grant better than Rodney Hood? As a Suns fan, I was thinking Hood might be a good fit, but I haven't seen Grant play yet.

bwgood77 wrote:Is Jerami Grant better than Rodney Hood? As a Suns fan, I was thinking Hood might be a good fit, but I haven't seen Grant play yet.

I think Grant fits Phoenix better. I think they prefer athletes that they can coach up. Hood is a savvy scorer. Grant is a long athlete that has huge impact potential both ways.

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donaldduck wrote:*note* draft order is determined by 11/29/13 current standings
23) Thunder (via DAL): Willie Cauley-Stein- C, Kentucky
26) Thunder: Spencer Dinwiddie- SG, Colorado

I don't expect the Mavericks to maintain their pace so we will only get a single pick... likely #27-#30. Drafts are always a combination of best player available and team need. For what it's worth, the notSonics are likely looking for a third PG given their current roster and assuming Pleiß comes over next season.